This means to start an action or event. We use it when something happens for the first time or when an activity starts.
The show begins at seven o'clock.
She begins work at nine every day.
Here, 'begin' shows that someone starts a new activity or changes state. It can describe learning, growing, or changes.
He begins learning French next week.
The baby begins to crawl soon.
This meaning focuses on when or where an event starts to happen. It often refers to scheduled or natural events.
The meeting begins in the main hall.
Winter begins in December here.
This meaning refers to starting to speak, write, or read something, often used in books or speeches.
He begins the book with a story.
She begins her speech calmly.
This use means to cause something to start happening. It connects the start of one thing to another.
Conflict begins with a small problem.
Illness begins with a cough.
This meaning is about starting an important or big activity, like a job, journey, or project.
She begins a new career this year.
We begin the journey early tomorrow.
